New-York tribune., 1887-10-23
THE CLOSING DAY AT PELHAM.

| JOHN HENRY WINS The MOST IMPORTANT RACE.
The Country Cnb closed It's Autumn meeting at
Pelham yesterday In disagrccac weather. when made
the attendance much smaller than was expected and
desired Colonel Delaney Kane again appeared with
his fourth hand and in the groups OF spectators were
many charming faces AM figures ana not Few exquisite
October ouof-door frocks and ccics. Captain j. H.
Coster g s. Sands jr and J. NJ Waterbury, r acted a.
jhdgcs Marion Story the secretary and Pelham
Clinton the starter.
The first race was hunters handicap the fiat for \
cup; gentlemen riders; distance threequarters Of a
mile. The three starters We're: Mckenzie % yrs, los
lbs ridden by Mr. Gilhn Burgomastcr % yrs, lGl lbs)
ridden by Fo1hal Kccnc and Tcnfcow % yrs. l3s
lbs ridden by Mr. Lloyd. Mckenzie won In caner by
six lengths Burgomaser second Tcnfellow beaten off
Time I'D II.
The second race was champion pony handicap on the
fiat a cup for ponies not above al hands; distance
about half a mile Three ran-Economy aged, li6
hs). ridden by Mr. Madison; Orphan Boy agcd lG7
lbs ridden by Mr. Smith; ana Tartar % yrs. li3 lbs)
ridden by Mr. Lloyd. Economy was an easy winner
Tartar second Tine l :o3
Among those who enjoyed the sport were c. Oliver
Iselin aud Colonel Delaney Kane with their four in
hands; Mr. and Mrs J. u. Chceyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Montant Mr. and Mrs Sands Mr. and Mrs Jacob
Lorilarl, Mrs. Arnold Cutting Mr. Coiori Jones and
Miss Jones' Miss Iselin. j. W. Waterbury. Mr~ Icrega'
Miss Van Aukcn Burril Miss Blos. Miss Roberts.
b. Cuttns. II. Morton. Stanley Moriimer j. 9 h. Law
renee, Captain Cosicr, y l. Furnln' W. Nnthrop j.
and Mrs. Alfred Davenport
Only two took part I'm the third race. which was for
the Sanford Challenge Cup This cup was presented by
W Sanford and valued AT 500. The
hunters handicap stccpechIsc the fall course with
gentlemen riders. The two contestants Zancbar
8 yrs l5i lbs ridden hy Mr. smith; and fa'so - yrs
40 lbs ridden by Mr Giu. Iarghlr won without
much difficulty 10y an open length Time. j:J2
Following q summary OF the mos, important race Of
the day:
Fourth RA,E-PEGHAM HANDICAP sTEtPLEcnAsE. $50
EACH 5000 ADDED FULL COURSE
\. WengaTdt's b. x. John Henry by Barnton n1lara
v o. Iofillaris ch < Marlborough B. Ii9 Vandcrveen .
StAolos b. Mystic o. 100 pit Sel
HempsteAd stables b. = SchOomAstor. aged. lil
j. DAys b. H. Carlisle. q. IA palyl o
< MOrmers <. Westnorol~nd. a. ifi fHnEsi q
r. Kearus. & kng Trouhler a. l37 NV. H"any
W.ingarit's b. Wellington. a. 100 ..-.-... ' kens y
King Troublcr led around the track but he was
not able 10 Keep his advantage when challenged.
Mystic passed HIN. did Jim Carlisle and lIarh"r
mile and won the Marlborough was second ani
Mystic third Nalour threw his jockey at ono OF the
jumps -
Tie last race a hardicap on the fiat about -
miles, Tor owned by members of hua clubs Tie
prize was cup. Four ran J. T. kernOrhln'- Mckenzie
- yrs i3 ~. ridden by Mr. GIlkn T. G"bAards Kos-
nrium -, ll6 riddles by Mr. Lo,d; = Imrr's Monte
Crsfo q. lGpl. ridden BY Mr. smith. and Morris &
IIarWOoi. Bar Sinister (. liG ridden hy Nr Madison
Rosarium lei for mile but Mckenzie ou.tayed him and
won the race by a length. Kosarium second